texts: <mask>, better known as <mask> bin Muhammad Abbas, was an Indonesian hero who died on the battlefield in Banten on July 30, 1888. <mask>'s movement in the war was heavily influenced by his teachers. He has the ability to conduct political communications with fighters in Banten and outside Banten to engage in war against the Dutch colonialists. <mask> was born in the village of Delingseng. He was the only child from a Bantenese couple. He was the descendant of a fighter from his father's and mother's lines. His complete line was <mask> bin <mask> bin <mask> bin <mask>hari bin <mask>s Jong.Prabu Pucuk Umun was the king of Pajajaran. He became a right-hand man of the sultan of Banten after converting to Islam. <mask> was born from a group of rebels. Abbas took part in the Wakhia uprising in 1850. <mask> grew up in exile because his father would often take his family to different places to avoid Dutch troops. <mask> got his first education from his father who was a fighter and religious teacher. He studied to <mask>, a friend of his father who led the war in Serang.Education was taken to local pesantren in West Java, Central Java, and East Java. Wasyid deepens his religious knowledge in Mecca after obtaining education at apesantren. He studied to Sheikh Nawawi al-Bantani. Wasyid traveled from one place to another to preach after returning from Mecca. He taught at the pesantren in Beji Village. The three principal teachings for his students are tawhid, fiqh, and tasawwuf. The teachings of Islam were spread by Hajji Abdurahman, Hajji Akib, Hajji Haris, Hajji Arsyad Thawil al-Bantani, and Hajji Arsyad Qashir.Wasyid married Atikah, a girl from Beji. He was blessed with two children from his marriage. Siti Hajar was married to <mask> and has a son named Syam'un who was an Indonesian Independence fighter figure. Wasyid was a fighter and scholar who mastered the science of religion before the outbreak of Cilegon war. Da'wah Wasyid was known as an Ulama who preached from one place to another and invited people away from the act of shirk in the midst of a society that believed in superstition. Before the Cilegon war, in the village of Lebak Kelapa, there was a big tree that was worshiped and considered sacred, able to destroy the disaster and grant the request as long as offerings were made to Jinn. Wasyid warned the people that asking other than to Allah is shirk, but they ignored it.Wasyid and some of his students cut down the idols at night. The owner of the tree is angry. He complained to the Dutch government that Wasyid had hurt him as the tree owner. Wasyid was tried in a colonial court for these charges. Wasyid was fined 8.25 guilders. The Cilegon war Wasyid was also known as the Cilegon war. Two colonial government officials and the patih have forbidden Muslims from worshiping in the mosque, according to Wasyid.There has been an increase in boat taxes. Officials ignored the kyai, even hostile to Islam, forbidding prayers aloud and forbidding to make towers of high mosques, as well as spreading too many spies to find fault with those who violate the rules. Wasyid made a plan and organized the people of Banten to take the fight. Wasyid holds meetings in various places and uses tariqa as a gathering place. On this occasion, Wasyid and others can organize strategies, tactics, and coordination. The April 22, 1888 meeting was held at Wasyid's residence in Beji. At the end of the banquet, 300 guests gathered at the mosque, where they were told that they would take part in a war, that they would not reveal their plans, and that they would be regarded as kafir.Three months before the battle, <mask> led the preparations of war by promoting the practice of pencak Silat, the gathering and making of weapons, and burning the spirit through his sermons to wage war and jihad. Several prominent leaders met at Wasyid's house in Beji to discuss the start of the attack. They agreed that the uprising would start on July 12. The date of the rebellion was changed after the June 22, 1888 meeting. <mask> and Hajji Iskak called for a rebellion in anticipation of their plans being known. As the chief of operations, Wasyid began to organize attack strategy, dividing troops in several groups each tasked to attack prison, the other freed prisoners, and the assistant resident's house. In the afternoon of July 9, Cilegon could be occupied by Wasyid and his troops.The Dutch do operations to break the resistance and chase <mask> and his friends. The heroes of Cilegon war were killed on the battlefield as shuhada. On September 25, 2013, <mask>'s fighting story in Cilegon's war was lifted into a film titled "Ki Wasyid: Di Balik Jihad sang Pejuang 1888". The Banten Provincial Government will propose Wasyid as the National Hero of Indonesia. There were births and deaths of people from Banten Indonesian Muslims.

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Ki Wasyid
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Ki Wasyid
Ki Abbas
Ki Qoshdu
Ki Jau
Ki Ma
Wasyid
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Ki Wakhia
Ki Alwi
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texts: <mask> is a Canadian philosopher and poet. He was born in England in 1942. He was born in England, Egypt, Cyprus, Singapore and Hong Kong. He has a degree. An M.A. was obtained from the University of Wales. There were two degrees from the University of Exeter. <mask> is a professor in the Department of Philosophy at Laurentian University.He is the Director of the Interdisciplinary Humanities M.A. and Chair of the Department of Philosophy. A graduate of the "Interpretation and Value" programme was a founding member of the Graduate Diploma in Science Communication offered by Science North. Ancient Greek philosophy is one of his main interests. The Mayor and Council of the City of Greater Sudbury appointed him as Poet Laureate. He was the president of the League of Canadian Poets. He helped create the position of Canadian Poet Laureate while he was president. He is a cantor at the Shaar Hashomayim Synagogue.He has two children with his wife, Piers <mask> and Caedmon <mask>. The first prize in the poetry contest was awarded in 1985. The first prize of the Fiddlehead Writing Contest was poetry. The Canadian Jewish Book Award was published in 1997. Arc Magazine gave the Confederation Poets Award for evidence of the presence of angels. The Camera and the Cobra was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Professor, Laurentian University.The first Poet Laureate of the City of Greater Sudbury was appointed in 2010. The Camera and the Cobra, Your Schrivner Press, Sound of Sunlight, and Something Blue and Flying Upward are Poems. Licking honey off a tree. The League of Canadian Poets is in North Bay. An anthology of poetry from Northeastern Ontario. Your Scrivener Press was published in 1998. It's Spring-Fever.League of Canadian Poets, 42p. Uncivilizing in 1997. Insomniac Press was published in Toronto in 1997. <mask>, R., Davidson, C., and S. B. Reaney, J. and R. were in the restaurant. Your Scrivener Press was published in 1996. The poetry of prayer.Brynmill Press is in Norfolk, England. 60p., 1994. A reader on ethics, science, technology and the environment. The Athabasca University Press was published in 1993. A study guide on ethics, science, technology and the environment. The Athabasca University Press was published in 1993. Night flying.The Fiddlehead Poetry Books are from the 1990s. Settlement In A School of Whales was published in 1986. "Strategies: how to get written by a poem" is from Fiddlehead Poetry Books. There are poets in the classroom. Ed. by Betsy and Sarah. Pembroke Publishers limited is located in Markham, ON.1995. The Journal of the Canadian Association for Young Children has articles co-authored with B. C. <mask>. pp. 4:1, 1977. 37–42. O.I.S.E. was published in the Principals' And Administrators' Guide to Kindergarten. The Press, 1979. Dickie: Defining Art and Falsifying Dada was published in The Journal of Aesthetic Education.July 15, 1981 107–111. The Philosopher's Index has an abstract of "Dickie: Defining Art and Falsifying Dada". Also stored is the computerised information retrieval system. "Education in the critical viewing of modern art" 19, 1981 63–2.There is an abstract of "Art Education: Children's Concepts of Actively Experiencing Art, And Of The Artist As Communicating With Them". pp. 11:2, 1982. The Ontario Educational Research Council has a publication. "God and Beauty" is a review of English letters. 6, No. November 1983, pp. It was 9–20."The poem's creation of its readers" 32, No. There was a special issue on Creative Reflections. 81–2. "The Education of Feelings and Emotion" is a review article. 15, No. pp. 3, 1984.72–75. "How to Get Written by a Poem: Questions Students Ask a Poet" is a book about teaching and learning. 16, No. pp. 2, 1985. 10–11. "The Psalms: prayer that poetry helps make" is a review of English letters. No. 8, No.pp. 2, 1985. 10–23. A poem was co-created by the reader and the teacher. 27, 1985. 15–33 "The Demonology of Verse" is in the Philosophical Investigations. 10, No.In 1987, pp. 299–320. "Learning Old English: Voices from the Birth of Our Language" was published. 18, No. In 1987, pp. 18-19. "Meeting the First English Poets: Art as a Step into Literature"No. 19 pp. 1, 1988 20–21. "The Shepherd Psalm: A Shepherd in Need" was published in 1989. The score was 216–225. "Sacraments of the Small and Simple" is a review article. 38, No.pp. 3, 1989. "Adam's Place in Nature: Domination or Respect?" The Journal of Agricultural Ethics is now called the Journal of Environmental and Agricultural Ethics. 3, No. pp. 2, 1990 "Poetry, Paradox and Gender" is a review article. 39, No.In 1990, pp. 98– 100. "Poetry, mysticism and the indirectness of God" is a review article. 41, No. In 1991, pp. 105–106. "Strategies: How To Get Written By A Poem" was written by Betsy Struthers.In 1995, pp. "The Tea Ceremony: To Travel Is To Arrive" is a news story. The Tea Ceremony: Deepening a Sense of Beauty was published in 1997. "Poetry and justice", League of Canadian Poets Newsletter, President's column, June 1998. 136, p. The President's column in the League of Canadian Poets Newsletter was "Poetry against professors". 133, pp.The President's column of the League of Canadian Poets Newsletter was "Kosovo and poetry". 136, pp. It was 1–2. Should we define poetry? The President's column of the League of Canadian Poets Newsletter was published in 1999. "Eye Problems and the Waters of Life" is an essay on literary friends. Robert Sward guest ed."Poetry at the Millennium", League of Canadian Poets Newsletter, President's column, January 2000, pp. See you later, Al,"tribute to Al Purdy, Northern Life, 28 April 2000, p. 8. 40, No. Sept./Oct. The 40th anniversary edition was published in 2002. "A Flurry of Hammers: Waging Peace through Poetry - Is it Possible?" ", in Susan McMaster's book.The book "Waging Peace: Poetry and Political Action" was published in 2002. "Creation, Wonder and the Poetry of Job" was written by Melchior Mbonimpa. There is an anthology of essays called "Mysticism: Select Essays." It was published in 2002. The proposed Poet Laureate Bill was presented in the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology. Canadian Notes and Queries: The Making of the Parliamentary Poet Laureate. pp. 62, 2002. "Thales and the Beginnings of Science: Bridging the 'Two Cultures' Divide" was published in Canadian Chemical News.Conference Papers "Collaboration in curriculum committees and the culture of the university: a clash of perspectives?" were published. The 15th Annual Conference of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education was published. 1995. "Banking by mirrors" is a short story. 94, No. In 1987, pp. 304–308."The Choirmaster" is a featured fiction in Cross-Canada Writers' Magazine. No. 112, No. pp. 2, 1989. 15, 28-29. Wascana Review published "A Conspiracy of Grandmothers". 25, No. In 1990, pp.32–36. The Banjo Case was published in the Dalhousie Review. 72, No. pp. 3, 1992. "The Choirmaster" was written by L. Steven. The pp are from Bluffs: Northeastern Stories from the Edge. Grain Vol. was titled "The Camera and the Cobra".35, No. The Autumn 2007, pp. 2. "Houses that Look for their Keys" was published in the Wascana Review. pp. 1-2, Spring/Fall 2005. "Growing Up under a Table" is a late publication. No. 20-21. pp. 1, Spring/Summer 2008."The Camera and the Cobra" was anthologized in The PEN/O.Henry Prize Stories 2009. The PEN/O.Henry Prize Stories 2009, pp. 160– 169, "The Writers on their Work". "The House of the Fish Head Soup" was published in the fall of 2009. "Two poems about nothing", The Fiddlehead, Winter 1980, No. 66. P. 96. "Settlement in a school of whales" was published in 1982. 37–38.The "Sermon of a cricket in an empty bucket" was published in 1982. The Antigonish Review had "Commandments of an old man in the park". pp. 45, Spring 1981. 91–2. "Sulphur cloud" is in the Antigonish Review. Spring 1981, p. 90. Wascana Review published "Two prairie sky poems" in 1980.There were 42 and 43. The rocks eat breakfast. p. 17 "Poems as the first rivers", Fiddlehead, No. 130 was published in 1981 "Stella Almeida reads her shopping list" was written in 1982. "What a warm night tonight", Antigonish Review.p. 41 was published in 1982. The lake that became a hawk was in the Antigonish Review. p. 40 was published in 1982. Canadian author and bookman wrote about tree storms. Canadian Author and Bookman wrote "A poem as a question". "Bath time in Don Mills" was published in 1982. "One girl on a bicycle balances a town", Fiddlehead, No.p. 77 was published in 1982. "Eight ways of spending an evening on the lake", Fiddlehead, No. p. 75 was published in 1982. "Elevators", Fiddlehead, No. p. 76 was published in 1982. The Gadfly: A Quarterly Review of English Letters was published in 1982. Germination published "Snow rot" in 1982.The kite that flew a boy was published in 1982. "After thirty years of farming", Queen's Quarterly, 89:4, 1982. "A fast wind blows", Queen's Quarterly. "The Bible barn" was published in the Queen's Quarterly. The Antigonish Review asked "Thirteenth floor please". p. 52 was published in 1983. "Spring cookies", The Gadfly: A Quarterly Review of English Letters.6, Nos. In May and August 1983, p. 42. "Chronicle of a poem's trek into new lands" is a poem. 6, Nos. In May and August 1983, pp. 42–44. The Gadfly: A Quarterly Review of English Letters is a book.6, Nos. In May and August 1983, p. 44. "Pukka pyjamas", The Gadfly: A Quarterly Review of English Letters, Vol. 6, Nos. In May and August 1983, p. 45. "Greenwich heart time" is an excerpt from The Gadfly: A Quarterly Review of English Letters. 6, Nos.In May and August 1983, p. 46. There is a wolf call north of Timmins. 22, No. Fall 1983, p.68. There is a history of loons. 22, No. Fall 1983, p. 70."Grandma's preserves" 22, No. Fall 1983, p. 69. The mound of the chocolate bars was in the West Coast Review. 18, No. October 1983, pp. 4.3–4."A dream's top headlines", West Coast Review. 18, No. October 1983, p. 46 There are three ways of following snowshoe tracks. In Autumn 1983, p. 11. "Dry cantors", Antigonish Review, No. In Autumn 1983, p. 12."Axe" is in the Antigonish Review. In Autumn 1983, p. 12. A poem's first memory of a reader. 32, No. There was a special issue on Creative Reflections. 55–56 "An invasion of goats"No. 12 In the spring of 1984 it was p. 57. Wascana Review, Vol. "Gulls" 18, No. In the spring of 1984 there was a pp. 54–55. "Elegy for a sailing man" is a contemporary verse.No. 8, No. In May 1984, p. 16. "Letter to a friend" is an event in the Journal of the Contemporary Arts. 13, No. 1, p. 95. There are several excuses for having stayed. 33, No.In Summer 1984, p. 40. "After her stroke" 33, No. pp. 3, Summer 1984. 40–42. "The hound on the hill" is a review of English letters. 7, Nos.pp. 3-4, August–November, 1984. 84–85. "Bomb sites" is a review of English letters. 7, Nos. pp. 3-4, August–November, 1984. 85–86. "Poem of Probabilities", Canadian Literature.p. 26 Women at Windows, Waves, Vol. 13, No. p. 84 was published in 1985. "Evening on a Half-Mile Lake" was published in the Malahat Review. pp. 58–59."The Ultramarine Bicep" is a magazine of poetry and poetry criticism. p. 46 was published in 1983. "Spring Ponds", Arc, No. p. 46 was published in 1983. "Ice Eggs", Arc, No. p. 47 was published in 1983. "When Mirrors Run Dry" is in the Arc.p. 47 was published in 1983. "Song of Ghengis the Cat" is in the Arc. In 1983, p. 48. "The World's Last Poem" is in the Antigonish Review. 61, 1985, p. "C.N." Tower: Revolving Restaurant was published in the Antigonish Review.p. 112 was published in 1985. The letter to a friend was anthologized in the anthology. A.F. Monitor Books: Beverley Hills was written by Pater. 333–334. "The Instinct of Hydrangeas" was published in the West Coast Review. 20, No.p. 40 was published in 1985. The Sea Cliff of Summer was in the West Coast Review. 20, No. p. 41 was published in 1985. "Wolf Call North of Timmins" was anthologized in "Prism International: Twenty-Five Years in Retrospect", edited by John Schoutsen and St. John Simmons. "To My Wife of Twenty Years" is in the American Poetry anthology. John Frost was a writer.6, No. In 1986, p. 164. "Double Burial under Glass (Dorchester Museum)" was published in the Wascana Review. 20, No. In 1985, pp. 47–48. The lessons for clarinet in an old trapper's hut were written by Schubert.35, No. In 1986, pp. 56–57. The tree was felled. No. 8, No. In 1986, p. 22. "Night Flying" is a book by Prism International.24, No. In 1986, pp. 7–9. "The Robberies" was published by Prism International. 24, No. In 1986, it was p. 9. "The Sound of One Hand Clapping"24, No. There is a new edition of the 4th edition of the 10th edition of the 4th edition of the 4th edition of the 10th edition of

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texts: the 4th edition of the 4th edition of the 4th edition of the 4th edition of the 4th edition of the 4 "The Girl in the Rainbow Skirt" is one of the poems in Words of Praise. 2 from the American Poetry Association. John Frost was published in 1986. The message was transmitted from a distant constellation. 93, No.pp. 2, summer 1986. 335–336. Please write to me in this poem. p. 77 was published in 1986. "Uncle Lennie's third proof of the existence of a question", The Malahat Review, No. p. 78 was published in 1986. "The tea ceremony" is a review of international English literature.18, No. In 1987, p. 16. "The world's last poem" is a poem. Contemporary Moral Issues, 2nd ed., was published in 1987. The message was sent from a distant constellation. Contemporary Moral Issues, 2nd ed., was published in 1987. 500–500."The Mandarin of Morning" was published in the Canadian Forum. 67, No. In 1987, p. 5. There was an incident at London International Airport. pp. 134, 1987. 18-19. "Lazarus raised in a canoe" is a poem.In 1987, p. 20. "Losing our shadows" is a poem. In 1987, p. 21. Should I complain to the moving company? "Poetry Toronto, No." "Trial by ravens", Poetry Toronto, No. 22. The poem "Deep-water fugue" was published in 1987.pp. 134, 1987. 24–25. "Lake herding" is a poem. pp. 134, 1987. 24–25. "Waiting and waiting for her in the park", West Coast Review. 21, No.In 1986, p. 38. There is a rare gramophone recording. 25, No. In 1987, p. 18. "The shaking" was published in Prism International. 25, No. In 1987, p. 19"One day", Prism International, Vol. 25, No. In 1987, p. 20. "Evening" is a Canadian Author and Bookman. 62, No. In 1987, p. 23. "This is my mother's camera", Canadian Literature, No.In 1987, p. 167. The West Coast Review has a photo of an angry man. 21, No. In 1987, p. 35. "A dream", West Coast Review. 21, No. In 1987, p. 36."Cleaning the brasses" is in the Wascana Review. 22, No. In 1987, pp. 65–66. "Voyages of a garden shed" 36, No. In 1987, pp.57–58 The coppery weathercock was in the Antigonish Review. In 1987, p. 200. There is a family discussion in the Capilano Review. In 1988, p. 18. John McInnes edited the poem "please write to me in this poem". "One Day", Cragg et al.Challenging the Conventional, Burlington: Trinity Press, 1989, p. 71. "Cleaning the Brasses" is in theibid. Trying to think of the unthinkable. Malahat Review, No. "Night Thoughts". P. 91 was published in 1989. "We are all capable of being here", Quarry, Vol. 30, No.In 1989, p. 28. I couldn't count the ways. 30, No. In 1989, p. 29. Wascana Review had a piece about trying to think of the unthinkable. 23, No. 1, p."On Chagall's 'The Falling Angel'" was published in the Northward Journal. p. 22 "On the Retirement of a Professor of English" is a poem by the League of Canadian Poets. pp. 70, 1989. 20–21. "Betting on History" 16, No.2, pp. 21–22. "Abstract Art" is in the Dandelion. 16, No. p. 23 "The Street of Gold" 16, No.p. 24 The Antigonish Review has a story called "A Creation Story". P. 92 was published in 1989. The Antigonish Review has a story about aging gracefully. P. 93 was published in 1989. The Malahat Review has a story about an old man in an armchair. pp.66–67. "On the Retirement of a Professor of English" was published in the League of Canadian Poets. pp. 75, 1990 17 to 18. The Appliances Delivery-Man was covered in an event. No. 19 In 1990, p. 84."Heavy Rain" is a review of international English literature. 21, No. In 1990, p. 91. The Antigonish Review published "Maxims for Marriages". Spring-Summer 1990, p. 10. Several excuses for having stayed were anthologized. Past into Present: An anthology of British and American literature was published in 1990.More Garden Varieties Two: An anthology of poetry, anthologized in "The University of Silence", was published in 1990. "The House Burning" is a book by a Canadian author. 66, No. In 1991, p. 13 "Geraniums" was published in the University of Windsor Review. 23, No. 2, p. 49, 1990."At the Edges" was published in the University of Windsor Review. 23, No. 2, p. 50, 1990. "Vinnie" is a Canadian literature. 128, p. 89, 1991. "The Artist as a Still Life" is a song by The Fiddlehead. The Fiddlehead, No. 76 "Messengers" was published in 1991.p. 77 was published in 1991. "Meanings and ends", The Malahat Review. 97, p. 80, 1991. The Malahat Review has a piece on "parting". "Letter read in a storm" was written in 1991. 22, No. p. 104 was published in 1991."Bell-ringing at night", a review of international English literature. 23, No. p.108 was published in 1992. The Antigonish Review had a story about iced water and an orange. P. 136 was published in 1992. Canadian Literature, No. "Heritage" "A message from the Norns to the twenty-first century", Fiddlehead, No. 7."The presence of absences", Malahat Review, No. 31, p. 31 "Preparations for a journey", Malahat Review, No. 99. pp. The Fiddlehead's "In the Kosher Chow Mein Restaurant" is 100–101. 179, 1994, pp. "The Strong Wind" was published in the Wascana Review. 28, No."A Desperate Woman" was published in the Poetry Canada Review. 14, No. Poems Canada Review, Vol. 25, "My Lady of Journeys", was published in 1994. 14, No. Poems Canada Review, Vol. 25, "Marriages of Opposites". 14, No. Poems Canada Review, Vol. 25, "Where Our Voices Go", was published in 1994.14, No. "The Word-Umbrella" was published in 1994. 43, No. Queen's Quarterly, Vol. 128, "Chicken-Plucked", was published in 1995. 101, No. Europe's Odyssey: Old Wars, New Contests was published in 1995. "Reversals", Windsor Review: A Journal of the Arts, Vol.28, No. "Wind-Bells Can Overcome Jealousy" was published in the Windsor Review: A Journal of the Arts. 28, No. " Trying to Balance the Books" is in The Garden of Life. pp. 112, 1995 Outlook (Canadian Jewish Outlook Society), Vol. 77–79. 35, No.The "phyrases of the moon" was published in 1996. 20, No. "My mother", Windsor Review, Vol. 42, was published in 1996. 20, No. "Morning words on the farm", Windsor Review, Vol. 43. 20, No. "Superstitions", Windsor Review, Vol. 44, was published in 1996.20, No. The Antigonish Review published "Tawatinaw valley farm" in 1996. The Antigonish Review, No. 114, "The fox-fur", was published in 1996. In 1996, pp. Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing, No. 115, "Blessings on a tree". pp. 5, 1996–97 "Circumstantial evidence of the presence of angels", Arc, No. 39."One song as a cycle", Waking Ordeals, Guelph: Agram Press, 1997. "The house-burning" is in Directions, Vol. 3, No. "Hopes for the Third Millennium" was published in 1997. "Vagaries of memory at mid-winter" was published in 1997. In 1997, pp. "A Defence of Prose-Poetry" was published in the Outlook.Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing, No. 24, "Life as a kitchen", was published in 1997. "Guitar Songs: Rondels", Licking Honey Off A Thorn, and "The Psychiatry of the socks" were published in 1998. We All Begin in a Little Magazine: Arc and the Promise of Canada's Poets was published in 1988. 192, pp. "Plot for a vampirella novel: found poem", Fiddlehead, Summer 1998, No. 94-95. Like Lemmings, Summer 1998, Vol. 95, "The affair of an end". 1, No." The disappearance of statues (Chania, Crete) ", Summer 1998, Like Lemmings, Vol 1, No. "Before and after", "Ariel: A Review of International English Literature" 30, No. "A gathering claustrophobia: Vermeer's Dutch interiors of the self (suite of four poems)" was published in January 1999. 5, No. In 1998, pp. "Paint jobs", Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing, No. 78-80."Babushka in the orchard", The Antigonish Review, No. 160, was published in 1999-2000. "Underground blasting in a mining town" was published in 1999. 2, No. "The more things change", Pottersfield Portfolio, Vol 20, No. The 20th anniversary edition has "breaking a plate" in it. "Two everyday ways of defining gravity", The Fiddlehead, No. "Farming with haiku", The Fiddlehead, No. 97."Snapshots of New Orleans (unsorted), Windsor Review, Vol. 98" was published in Summer 2000. 32, No. 2, pp. "Paint-jobs", Windsor Review. 32, No. "Hopes for the third millennium", Northern Life, 3 January 2001, p. 18 and "Absences", Convergence: Poets for Peace, a boxed set of 100 poems printed on single vellum illustrated sheets. The Peace Maker's Edition has 10 numbered copies, the Collector's Edition has 100 numbered copies, and the Peace on the Streets Edition has unlimited trade edition.The proceeds will go to the Peace Alliance of Canada and the League of Canadian Poets. Fall 2000 "Heaping dark earth", Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing 2001. "In this old Jewish cemetery", Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing 2001-2002, No. Fall 2001, pp. Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing 2001-2002, No. 11, "The Samovar of sunset". "A long line at the horizon" was written by Heather Spears. Line By Line: An anthology of Canadian poetry was published in 2002."On Chagall's 'The Falling Angel'" is in <mask>'s book. <mask> wrote "Note found in an insane asylum" in Larger than Life, Windsor: Black Moss Press. "Prayer-shawls", Parchment: Contemporary Canadian Jewish Writing, No. 105, Larger than Life, Windsor: Black Moss Press, 2002. pp. 11, 2002– 2003 An appointment with the beautiful lady optician. No. 81, No. Wascana Review 36:2, Fall 2001, p. 21 "Doing Things Two at a Time"."High Noon" was published in The Prairie Journal. Grain Magazine, Vol. 34, "Evening on the Farm". 31, No. The Fiddlehead published "Weather Forecasts for Your Body" in the spring of 2004. "Our Beduin Egg Lady (Abu Sultan, Egypt)" was published in the Queens Quarterly. Canadian Literature, No. 157, "Summer Solstice", was published in the spring of 2004. In the spring of 2004."Climbing to the Long-Vanished Ruins of a Taoist Monastery" was published in The Prairie Journal. The Prairie Journal's "Placing Things" was published in 2004. "The Three Ages of Hair", Words in Edgeways, Spring 2005, www.edgewaysbooks.com. 93 "What Your Body Says", Fiddlehead No. Grain, Autumn 2005, p. 43 "The Future: An Octopus Waving", p. 112 "Plough-lines", Arc, Summer 2006, p. 89 "Love in the kitchen" 66 No. "Time's optics", Queen's Quarterly, Vol 13 No."The bicycle of love", Words in Edgeways (U.K.), Issue 18/19, Spring 2007, p. 1 "Saving my father's life", Words in Edgeways (UK), Issue 18/19, Spring 2007, p. 4. Spring 2007, p. 44 "The Moon and I at Lunenberg". Arms Like Ladders: The Eloquent She, League of Canadian Poets, 2007, p. 76. "A Fire-Festival" is in the Canadian Literature Vol. 195, Winter 2007, p. 49 "The Bicycle of Love". "Lament on a Fire-Bombing" is in the Prairie Journal No.50, 2008, pp. " Small Sounds", Prairie Journal No. The Long Hokey- Cokey was published in the Prairie Journal. 50, 2008, pp. 21, No. "Maxims I", 11 was published in 1987, p. 37. The Exeter Book is 83B - 99."The Ship of Death" is a translation from the Anglo-Saxon. 18, No. 4, 1987, p. 19 32-40). "The Dream of the Rood" is a translation from the Antigonish Review. The Dream of the Rood was published in 1987. 1-12)"The Seafarer" is a translation from the Anglo-Saxon. 95, 1989, p. 17B-26 is in the book. The Antigonish Review was translated from the Anglo-Saxon. 95 was published in 1989. The book is called The Exeter Book. "Caedmon's Hymn" was translated from the Anglo-Saxon into The Poetry of Prayer.Book reviews of T. R. Miles, Religious Experience, Dialogue Vol. The Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1988, pp. Review of Robin Skelton, Openings, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1988, pp. 215–224. The Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, has a review of Milton Acorn. 186–7. The review of Heather Cadsby, Decoys, Canadian Book Review Annual was published in 1989. 21–14.Review of Richard Stevenson, Horizontal Hotel, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1989. 233–234. Review of Barbara Carey, The Year in Pictures, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1989. 222–222. The Travellers: Canada to 1900 was reviewed in the Canadian Book Review Annual. Review of R. J. Clark, Stepping up to the Station, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1990, pp. 21–12Review of Ken Mitchell, Witches and Idiots, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1990. 229–30. Review of Stephen Scobie, Remains, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1990. 233–234. Review of Glen Sorestad, West into Night, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1991. The Review of Fred Wah, So Far, Canadian Book Review Annual was published in 1991. The Review of Dennis Cooley, This Only Home, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing was published in 1992.205 Review of Michael Harris, New and Selected Poems, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1992, p. The Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1993, had a review of Dan Jalowica. Review of Wayne Keon, Storm Dancer, Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing, 1993, pp. Review of Around the Tree of Light: A Collection of Korean Sijo and Dance of Light, in Canadian Book. Review of Pamela Mordecai, De Man: A Performance Poem, in Canadian Book Review Annual, Toronto: Simon and Pierre Publishing,

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texts: <mask> is a Russian serial killer who killed six of his passengers in Moscow between 2005 and 2007, as well as robbing three others. He was sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of the killings. <mask> was born in Ulyanovsk in 1954. He returned to Russia in 1990 and settled in Moscow's Federal Avenue with his wife and two sons. The woman claimed that <mask> never paid for anything, but they still decided to live together as a family. <mask> was described very positively by his acquaintances, especially by his blind neighbor, who claimed that he would drive her for free around the city and even buy her family salmon, despite being a man of modest means. Elistratov had four criminal convictions, two for illegal possession of weaponry, and one for theft and robbery, but due to the carelessness of the authorities, he was presented as a first-time offenders during his trials for the third and fourth convictions.The VAZ-2101 that <mask> bought was signed in the dead man's name. He presented himself as a private taxi driver despite the fact that his passport, which was issued in the former Soviet Union, was never reported to the authorities, and he was allowed to continue his illegal practice undetected. One day, while browsing through the Cherkizovsky Market, he bought himself a homemade hunting rifle, which was modified to function like a sawn-off shotgun, and hid it under the driver's seat. He picked up potential victims in Moscow's Eastern and Northeastern Districts at night and near his home. He would only attack victims who he thought had a lot of money, threatening to shoot them if they didn't give it up. If the victim resisted, he shot them with the sawn-off and dumped their bodies on the side of the road and stole their money and valuables. He would use the stolen rubles to finance his family, saving up for a new car and apartment as well.Elistratov picked up engineer Timofey Topolev-Soldunov on Zeleny Prospekt and took him to the Tverskaya Metro Station. He stopped the taxi and threatened the driver with a sawn-off shotgun. Despite being frightened by the encounter, Topolev-Soldunov was left unharmed, with his attacker quietly driving away. Leyla was hitchhiking to get home when she was picked up by <mask>. He stopped the car and demanded that Ioanesyan give up her valuables. He shot her and dumped the body under a railway bridge along the highway, where another taxi driver found it. The dirty cloths and towels that were thrown out were in her bag.He picked up a woman near the highway and took her to Sokolina Gora, where he stopped the taxi and threatened her. The woman jumped out of the vehicle because she was frightened. She mistakenly identified her attacker as a Caucasian when she contacted the police. Elistratov had a bounty of 700 rubles. Artak Petrosyan was picked up by <mask> on Spartakovskaya Street. <mask> shot Artak in the stomach when he resisted the mugging attempt. He dumped Petrosyan near the All-Russian Exhibition Center in Prospekt Mira and drove away with the man's bag.Petrosyan died from his injuries in the hospital after the doctors couldn't save him while he crawled to alert others. The people who found him said he kept repeating something about the Russian taxi driver who shot him. On August 9, 2006 he tried to rob Anna. <mask> shot her with his shotgun after she resisted. The woman was pushed out of the car and left to die despite her injuries. She survived her near-fatal injuries, thanks to the passers-by who drove her to the hospital. <mask>'s loot was 400 rubles.The body of a young woman, believed to be between the ages of 20 and 25 years old, was found on Novolesnaya Street on August 10, 2006 The victim remains unidentified despite the efforts of the authorities. Marina was picked up by <mask> and taken to the Metro Station where her brother was waiting for her. A friend of Marina's had offered to call for a taxi, but Marina decided to take the cheaper ones. She was shot, killed and robbed along the way before Elistratov dumped her body in a ditch. Elistratov picked up a 19-year-old student from the Institute of Physical Education at the Semyonovskaya Metro Station. She was returning home after being appointed a toastmaster at a wedding.<mask> shot and killed her, robbed her of her money and took her body from the car before driving away. The general director of a local publishing house was <mask>'s final victim. When <mask> demanded that he hand over his cash, he was shot in the stomach. He jumped out of the taxi and waved his arms at the officers, shouting that the driver had hit him with a stun gun. <mask> drove away in an attempt to escape, but was pursued by the officers. He jumped out of the car and climbed over a fence with barbed wire. He was arrested on the spot when he got caught up in the wire.The man who was left behind to wait for an ambulance passed away as a result of his injuries. The hunt for the so-called "Bloody Taxi Driver" caused a lot of controversy in the city, as the agencies could've captured the criminal much earlier and prevented any further bloodshed. There was a bloody newspaper on the body of one of the victims. An apartment number 39 was stamped by a postman and investigators checked every apartment in the city which had that number. <mask> was able to avoid arrest since he was still living in his hometown of Ulyanovsk, but since he wasn't officially registered as a citizen in Moscow, they visited the <mask> family's home. <mask> admitted guilt, saying that he had killed the last victim by accident, when he tried to pull the sawn-off from him. Several blood samples which were found on his car were connected to the murder victims.<mask> was determined to have an aggressive personality after an examination at the Serbsky Center, where he was found to be sane and completely aware of his actions. He kicked the journalist who was filming him during his trial. His refusal to reveal his motive for the murders led the Russian media to peddle various theories, ranging from ethnic hatred to envy against the working class, with some claiming that he prayed for his victims' souls in front of the icons. None of these were confirmed. <mask> was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Moscow City Court on March 26, 2008. He tried to escape from the Polar Owl Colony on June 3, 2011. Russian people convicted of murder, robbery, and theft are sentenced to life imprisonment by Russia.

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texts: <mask> was an American actress in Hollywood films and television programs for over 50 years. She is best known for her roles on The Beverly Hillbillies and Petticoat Junction and for being the voice of Clarabelle Cow. Her performance as the stern, no-nonsense boss in the classic I Love Lucy candy factory episode "Job Switching" ensured her place in TV history. <mask> was born in North Carolina in 1904. <mask>'s career as an actress on old time radio spanned from 1929 to 1979. She was a children's story reader in Los Angeles in the 1920s. She was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217She was praised by the Los Angeles Times for her abilities. She met her first husband there. They were married on August 2, 1930. She moved to the east coast in 1933 and began a musical program on NBC. On October 30, 1933, the Times announced that she was moving to KNX on a 15-minute program. March 3, 1935 was when the long-term contract ended. <mask>'s first big network radio successes were on the Blue Monday Jamboree, where she portrayed beauty expert Auntie MacCasser, and The Komedy Kingdom, where she played home economist PansyPennypincher.On September 27, 1938, she made her debut as Cobina, a parody of society debutante Cobina Wright. She spoofed the role in the cartoon Groceries. In the 1950s, <mask> was frequently heard as a supporting actress in comedy programs and in the 1970s she returned to radio acting. In 1935, <mask> can be heard in the first Porky Pig cartoon. She may have originated the character of Clarabelle Cow prior to this, but there are no records indicating the specific cartoons in which she voiced Clarabelle, who was featured in 28 Disney cartoons from 1928 to 1942. Allman voiced the title role in a spoof of Little Red Riding Hood. Allman was with C. C. Pyle when he died.Tootsie Sagwell was played by <mask> on The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show. She was Gracie's best friend and she was open to any man who would have her. Mrs. Kennedy was one of <mask>'s other roles. She was a regular on several programs, including The Ray Bolger Show. Allman acted in a production of the Pasadena Community Players. In 1940's The Road to Singapore, <mask> made her film debut as a woman who pursued Bob Hope. One of the most memorable Abbott & Costello encounters was looking for the Susquehanna Hat Co. on Bagel St. in In Society.Allman played many guest parts on radio as a shrewish woman. She was on the radio in the part of the domineering wife of a boss. In the 1950s, Allman appeared on many programs of the era, usually in situation comedies. She appeared on a number of shows, including I Married Joan, December Bride, The Bob Cummings Show, and The Abbott and Costello Show. In 1957, <mask> reprised her role as Cora Dithers in a short-lived TV adaption. In the 1940s, Allman played the role on several episodes of the radio series. She worked with Jack on his radio program in the 1940s and 1950s and appeared on seven episodes of The Jack Benny Program.Her visibility on television increased during the 1960s with guest shots on shows such as The Dick Van Dyke Show, Hazel, The New Phil Silvers Show, The Addams Family, Mr Ed, Bewitched, The Lucy Show, and as<mask>'s most famous roles were on Petticoat Junction and as Elverna Bradshaw on The Beverly Hillbillies. Breakfast at Tiffany's and The Nutty Professor were two of the five motion pictures she appeared in during the 1960s. In one episode of The Odd Couple, <mask> played the mother of Oscar Madison, who was treated to an erotic belly dance at a Greek restaurant. Halloween with the New Addams Family was <mask>'s only television work for the rest of the decade. She had eleven television appearances in the 1980s, including two episodes of Murder She Wrote. During the 1970s and '80s, Allman worked as a real estate agent.Mary Tyler Moore credits <mask> with finding her house, as did Betty White in her book Here We Go Again, but <mask>'s final work brought her full circle, reviving the voice of Clarabelle Cow for the first time in over 50 years in the Mickey Mouse cartoon feature version. <mask> died in Santa Monica, California, at the age of 87. She is survived by her last husband. There are links to filmography from North Carolina and California.

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texts: <mask> is an Australian singer, actress, and television personality. She gained attention for her roles on the television talent show Young Talent Time and the soap opera Home and Away. In the early 1990s, <mask> achieved early success with her first studio album, Love and Kisses, which included the singles "Love and Kisses", "Jump to the Beat" and "Success". After the release of her second studio album, Get into You, <mask>'s popularity as a singer had declined, only producing one successful single. She made a name for herself with award-winning performances in the stage shows Grease, Notre-Dame de Paris, and The Vagina Monologues. The late 1990s saw a brief return to music after <mask> reinvented herself as a dance artist with her third studio album. The hit singles "I Begin to Wonder" and "Who Do You Love Now?" were produced by her fourth studio album, Neon Nights.Put the needle on it. <mask> has achieved 13 consecutive number one dance singles in the UK, making her the best-performing artist on the UK Dance Chart. She has had a total of nine UK Top 10 singles, twelve Top 30 singles in Australia, thirteen UK club Number 1 singles, six Gold certified singles in Australia and has sold over 8 million records worldwide. Club Disco was her fifth studio album. <mask> has served as a judge on several television talent shows, including The X Factor UK, Australia's Got Talent, Britain & Ireland's Next Top Model, and Let It Shine. Danielle Jane <mask> attended both Camberwell Primary School and Camberwell High School as a child. She is the daughter of Carol Ann Jones and Ronald Charles <mask>.Her older sister is a pop star and her brother is a news cameraman. As a child, <mask> was on Australian television. She appeared in several soap operas as a child. She joined Young Talent Time in 1982. <mask> recorded her first solo recordings for the programme, including a cover version of Madonna's hit single "Material Girl", as well as performing live at several sold-out nationwide concert tours. <mask> appeared on the soap opera Home and Away as a teenager in 1989 after leaving Young Talent Time. <mask> was on the programme for a year.She was nominated for a Silver Logie as the Most Popular Actress on Australian television. In September 1988, <mask> released her own fashion range. She appeared on Young Talent Time and became interested in fashion design. The positive response from the audience resulted in <mask> releasing her own line of clothing. In ten days, <mask>'s debut line sold out across Australia. In January 1989 Dannii and Get into You <mask> signed a recording contract with Mushroom Records. Her first album, Dannii, reached number twenty-four on the Australian albums chart.Love and Kisses, the album that was released outside Australia, peaked at number eight in the United Kingdom and was certified gold. "Love and Kisses" peaked at number four on the Australian singles chart and was certified gold. The song peaked at number eight on the singles chart in the UK. Subsequent singles "Success", "Jump to the Beat", "Baby Love" and "I Don't wanna take this pain" all reached the UK top 40. Love and Kisses and..., a re-issue of <mask>'s debut album, was released in 1991. Tracks from Love and Kisses were included in the album. It sold over 60,000 copies in its own right after peaking at number 42 on the UK albums chart.Steve "Silk" Hurley's remixes were popular in European dance clubs. She says the remixes gave her a new image and sound to work with. <mask> made her feature film debut in Secrets with Noah Taylor. Five Australian teenagers are stuck in the basement of a hotel in an attempt to see The Beatles in a movie. The film was not well received by audiences or critics, with <mask>'s performance being described as "not all that convincing". "This Is It", "Show You the Way to Go" and "This Is the Way" were included in <mask>'s second album, Get into You. Despite her previous chart success, she failed to make the British top fifty with her album.<mask> co-hosted Channel 4's morning show The Big Breakfast in the UK in 1994. <mask> collaborated with Eurogroove on the singles "Boogie Woogie" and "Rescue Me". Both songs were number one on the Japanese singles chart. <mask> and her record label, Mushroom Records, parted ways in 1995 after a contract disagreement. The tracks that were recorded for <mask>'s 3rd album were not released for many years, but they were finally released in 2009. <mask> appeared before the Queen at the Royal Variety Show in 1991. In 1996, <mask> returned to co-hosting Girl and Neon Nights.<mask> hosted the children's show Disney Time and co-hosted It's Not Just Saturday for 16. In 1997, <mask> hosted Top of the Pops, a British music chart television programme, before returning to her recording career later that year. In 1997 <mask> made her stage debut in Grease: The Arena Spectacular. The show sold over half a million tickets in Australia. <mask> reprised her role as Rizzo in New Zealand the following year. <mask> was nominated for "best female musical theater performer" at the 1998 MO Awards. <mask> became interested in dance music after the release of several remixes of her songs.She said that the first thing she did that was really cool was the remixes. Girl, <mask>'s third album, was influenced by her interest in dance music and was released in 1997. Despite generally positive reviews, the album failed to make the British top 50. "All I wanna do" peaked at number four on the UK singles chart and was described as a "bass-bumping, shuddering return" by the Daily Mirror. In Australia, the single peaked at number eleven and was certified gold. The album's second single " Everything I Wanted" made the top 20 in the UK and the top 50 in Australia, while the third single "Disremembrance" narrowly missed the top 20 in the UK. Girl reached number one on the UK dance chart with all three singles.The Unleashed Tour began in June of 1998 by <mask>. The label's 25th anniversary was celebrated in December 1998 with the release of two budget albums. All <mask>'s single releases were included in The Singles, which was released only in Australia. The song "Coconut" was a hidden track on CD versions of the Girl album and was promoted with these releases. The first official theme song of the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras was released by <mask> in 1999. The music video was co-directed by <mask> and was a tribute to Australia's gay and lesbian community. "Who Do You Love Now?" was released by <mask> in 2001.A collaboration with Riva. Described by Sound Generator as a "nice serene and dreamy vocal on the dance floor anthem", the song peaked at number three on the UK singles chart and reached number one on the dance charts. In Australia the song peaked at number 15 and in the US it reached number 12 on the US Billboard Dance Club chart. London Records, a subsidiary of Warner Music International, signed a six-album deal with Minogue in 2001. The fourth album by <mask>, Neon Nights, was released in March of 2003 and was called a pleasant cocktail of pop sophistication, club culture and accessibility. <mask> received some of the strongest reviews of her career from it. Neon Nights peaked at number eight on the UK albums chart, her highest ranking since her debut, and produced four top 10 singles.Who do you love now? It was included on the album, even though it wasn't officially released as the first single. " Put the Needle on It", a 1980s inspired dance-pop song which became a top 10 hit in the UK, was the official lead single. It was certified gold in Australia, where it peaked at number 11. The second single, "I Begin to Wonder", was declared one of the "best things" on the album by Ireland's Radio Telefs ireann and became her highest-charting single in the UK. In Australia, the single peaked at number 14 and was certified gold. "Don't wanna lose this feeling" reached number five in the UK and just missed the top 20 in Australia.The album was released in the United States by Warner Music Group in late-2003. "I Begin to Wonder" and "Don't wanna lose this feeling" were two of the biggest hits on the US dance charts. <mask> appeared on the single "Take Me Inside" on Afterlife's album Speck of Gold. There were two different versions of the song on the album. "You Won't Forget About Me" was a collaboration between <mask> and Flower Power. Described as a "real grower" and noted for its "snip snapping house beats and '80s flecked synths", the song peaked at number seven on the UK singles chart and also made the top 20 in Australia. In October 2005, "Perfection" reached the top twenty in both the UK and Australia.The Hits & Beyond was a greatest hits album by <mask>. There were new songs and singles on the album. It was number 17 on the UK albums chart. The new single, "So Under Pressure", was inspired by the cancer diagnoses of her sister and an unnamed friend. <mask> performed "Kids" with her sister at Wembley Arena in London on December 31st. She has reached the number one spot on the UK Upfront Club chart 10 times and her single made the top 20 in Australia and the UK. <mask> described the recording of "So Under Pressure" as a real achievement, as she was brave enough to put her feelings into words.In September 2006 <mask>'s cover of "I'll Be Home for Christmas" appeared on the album "spirit of christmas", a collection of holiday songs available through the Myer department store chain across Australia. <mask> performed Sister Sledge's 1979 song "He's the greatest Dancer" on Children in Need. There is a studio version of the song on Clubland 10. "He's the greatest dancer" reached number one on the Upfront Club chart after being released to UK dance clubs. It was in the top 40 on the Australian singles chart. There were five releases from <mask> in October, the first of which was a double-disc re-release of her 1997 and 2003 albums Girl and Neon Nights. She released a collection of previously unheard material from her time with London Records, and The Video Collection, which includes every one of her music videos as well as bonus features.<mask>'s fifth studio album Club Disco was released on the same date and in May 2008 in Australia, featuring several previously released singles, such as "You Won't Forget About Me", "Perfection", and "So Under Pressure". "Touch Me Like That" peaked at number one on the UK Dance Chart. <mask> was the headline performer at Australian Fashion Week. She was scheduled to make an appearance at the opening party. Club Disco was released as a double album in Australia with some changes to the track listing. Songs from <mask>'s first two studio albums were included in a digital album that was released at the beginning of 2009. The 1995 Sessions, <mask>'s third studio album, never came to fruition due to differences with her then label.<mask>'s first two albums, Get into You and Love & Kisses, were re-released on the same day. <mask> has sold more than seven-million records worldwide and her music has achieved more than 200 weeks on the UK Sales Chart. A three-part documentary about <mask>'s fashion line "Project D", The X Factor, her partner Kris Smith and her return to music was announced by ITV2 on June 23, 2010. In January 2012 <mask> appeared in a documentary called The Talent Show Story where she talked about her time on The X Factor UK and working on talent shows. Other talent show judges were interviewed, as well as The X Factor host and Britain's Got Talent hosts. <mask> unveiled a waxwork of herself at the opening of Madame Tussauds. In September of last year, <mask> and Keating recorded a duet of "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" for a Christmas album by Myer.<mask> recorded a cover version of "That's How You Know" for the Australian We Love Disney album. In February 2015, <mask> announced that she would be making a musical comeback after a long hiatus. <mask> said she was working on new music. After the announcement, <mask> and Robertson launched a campaign on social media using the #pressplay. At the end of February, a video

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texts: called #pressplay featuring the extended mix of "Summer of Love" was shared on YouTube. The extended mix of "Summer of Love" was available to pre-order on 2 March. In August of last year, <mask> confirmed that she would be a support act for Take That on their first Australian tour in twenty years.She also said that there would be more new music released around the time of the tour. On 2 November, <mask> confirmed she would release a new song on 10 November, a day before the tour starts. <mask> was a judge on the fourth series of The X Factor UK. She selected Leon Jackson, Rhydian Roberts and Andy Williams to represent her in the live rounds of the competition. Jackson became the winner after topping the public vote, with two of her chosen acts becoming the final two. The first female judge to win the show was <mask>. <mask> presented the Kids' Choice Awards.<mask> returned to the show in the same year as Walsh and Cheryl Cole. <mask> was assigned the Over 25s category to mentor after the initial stages of the competition. Emma Bunton, a member of the Spice Girls, assisted her in choosing her final three contestants for the live shows. <mask> lost her final act as Lorenzo was eliminated from the competition, leaving her without a contestant in the semi-finals. Several people in the entertainment industry questioned <mask>'s judging credentials during the fifth series. On November 22, 2008, during a live broadcast of the programme, <mask> broke down in tears and was unable to introduce one of her acts, Rachel, following an on-air row with Louis Walsh over a choice of song. She was popular in public votes and polls.<mask> stated that she wouldn't want to go through the fifth series again. <mask> was back for the sixth series in 2009. She chose three acts to compete in the live shows and was assisted at the judges' houses stage by her older sister. Solomon advanced into the final despite losing Adedeji and Jones in the same week. <mask> was pregnant in 2010. She said that she wouldn't be able to judge in the auditioning episodes of The X Factor due to her baby's expected arrival in July. <mask> was on the judges' houses stage.She chose Nicolo Festa, Matt Cardle, and Paije Richardson as her final three in the Boys category. <mask> was assisted by fellow Australian and friend Natalie Imbruglia who was a guest judge. <mask> became the winning mentor for the second time, as Cardle was her only act to make it into the final. <mask> did not return for the eighth series of The X Factor UK. During discussions for me to return to The X Factor, it became clear that this year, the X Factor audition dates in the UK clash with the live shows of Australia's Got Talent during June and July. I am unable to return because of this. She was replaced by someone else.In January 2012 <mask> appeared on The Talent Show Story where she talked about her time on The X Factor and working on talent shows. Other The X Factor judges who were interviewed included Gary Barlow, Walsh, Tulisa, Rowland and Simon Cowell. <mask> was a judge on the ninth series of Sky Living's Britain & Ireland's Next Top Model. Whitney Port was replaced by her. In September 2016 it was revealed that <mask> was returning to British television as a judge on the judging panel of Gary Barlow's talent show Let It Shine. <mask> was hired by Simon Cowell to be a judge on the talent show Australia's Got Talent. After judging Australia's Got Talent, <mask> was offered the role of a judge on The X Factor UK.In 2008 and 2009, she was on the panel. Australia's Got Talent returned for a fourth season in 2010, and <mask> was the only original judge to remain on the panel. The places of Red and Tom were taken by Brian and Kyle. <mask> came back for the fifth and sixth seasons in 2011. In November of 2012 it was announced that <mask> wouldn't be returning for the seventh season of the show. In the Nine Network's version of the show, she was replaced by Halliwell. <mask> joined the judging panel of the fifth season of The X Factor Australia as a replacement for Mel B.She was one of the new judges who replaced Guy Sebastian. Dami Im was the winner of <mask>'s Over 24s category. <mask> was a judge for the sixth season. One of her acts Brothers3 placed third in the competition. In the final season of the show, <mask> lost all of her acts by the 7th week of the show. She was a judge on the first season of The Masked Singer. <mask> was a judge on the second season of The Masked Singer along with Dave Hughes and Urzila Carlson.The play received mixed reviews, with critic Matt Grant writing that <mask> lacks true conviction as she ploughs through the lines without capturing their full force. <mask> played the role of Esmeralda in the musical production of Notre-Dame de Paris in London's West End. The musical was called "lame" and "reminiscent of the Eurovision song contest" by British critics. She won "best stage performance" at the 2002 Maxim Awards. In 2001, <mask> appeared in the stage play The Vagina Monologues. In June of 2003 <mask> hosted her own radio show. <mask> played songs by up-and-coming DJs as well as her own music.<mask> left London Records after Warner offered her a chance to stay and wait a year for her next album, which had been partially recorded. <mask> collaborated with producers. The album "Unleashed" contains many of these tracks. She signed a new contract with All Around the World Records. <mask> had a fashion range that was sold in Target Australia. Since joining The X Factor and Australia's Got Talent in 2007, <mask> has become a Style Icon in Australia, Ireland and the United Kingdom, receiving critical praise from various fashion designers such as Victoria Beckham. Since Cheryl Cole joined The X Factor in 2008, the press in Britain has taken notice of her sense of fashion and different hairstyle.The praise <mask> got from the tabloids on The X Factor led her to set up her own fashion label. The first line of Project D was sold exclusively by Selfridges in the United Kingdom, the Spring/Summer line was showcased by <mask> during the live first Sunday night show of The X Factor Season 7. Project D London was reborn in August of 2012 as a new label. <mask> announced in May that she would no longer be associated with Project D. In July of 2011, it was announced that <mask> would serve as the ambassador for the Spring Fashion Week in Melbourne. <mask> launched her own online store in the fashion world. The launch of <mask>'s clothing line through Target Australia was also announced.A range of shoes and accessories have been released by <mask>. <mask> has been an ambassador for the airline. <mask> was one of the new faces of Marks and Spencer. She filmed her first commercial in South Africa, which featured Cheryl Lynn's "Got to be Real", for their Spring campaign. She was a part of the movie with Lisa Snowdon, VV Brown, and Ana Beatriz Barros. Due to being pregnant, <mask> didn't feature in the Autumn ad, but she did feature in the Christmas ad with Peter Kay. In January of 2011, <mask> traveled to Miami, Florida to shoot a commercial for M&S.<mask> appeared in ad campaigns for Model Co., a world-famous cosmetics brand. <mask> was announced as the Style Ambassador for Westfield Australia on April 5, 2015. In January of last year, <mask> was appointed as an Ambassador for L'Oréal Australia. Minouge's memoir, My Story, was released in 2010. My Style was released the following year. <mask> and McMahon were married in 1994 and met in 1991 while working on Home and Away. Sir William McMahon was the former Prime Minister of Australia.<mask> and McMahon divorced in 1995 after less than two years of marriage. <mask> stated that McMahons mother caused a rift by threatening not to attend their wedding. <mask> posed nude in the Australian edition of Playboy. <mask> said that she just had a marriage break-up. I did Playboy. The location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location, location It was a really empowering experience for me.The relationship between <mask> and Jacques Villeneuve ended in 2001. She began dating a Bros bassist in 2002 after meeting him while recording Neon Nights. The media reported in March 2002 that <mask> were engaged, but they ended their relationship in December 2002. In August 2008, <mask> began dating Kris Smith. Smith was celebrating his 30th birthday when they met. On January 9, 2010, it was announced that <mask> was pregnant with her first child. <mask> gave birth to a boy via caesarean section at the Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne, Australia on July 5, 2010.She was going to have a home birth. <mask> broke the news that she and Smith had separated on the social networking site. In 2002, the British National Party (BNP), a far-right and anti-immigration political party, made a false claim that <mask> supported their cause. <mask> was quoted as saying that Jean-Marie Le Pen had struck a chord with people. <mask> said that she wasmortified to be associated with the party and that Australia is the most multicultural melting pot of people. I'm very proud of that. In Gay Times magazine, <mask> said that she was not a racist.That is not how I live my life. I come from a multicultural background and I am very proud of that. During the sixth series of The X Factor, <mask> received a lot of criticism. <mask> commented on press reports stating that Danyl Johnson was bisexual after the first live show. After changing the gender of the person being addressed in the song from male to female, <mask> remarked to Johnson on air that he didn't need to change the gender if the press was to. An online backlash was sparked by <mask>'s remarks. <mask> apologized and said she wanted to clear up what happened on the X Factor show.Danyl changed the lyrics of his song. He has an opportunity to have fun with his song and it was supposed to be a funny moment. An openly bisexual person is singing a song. In rehearsals on Friday, Danyl and I were joking about the same thing, so it continued to the show. I would like to apologize to anyone that was offended by my comments. I spoke to Danyl immediately after the show and he wasn't upset by my comments and knew exactly what I was saying. On the live results show on 11 October, <mask> said that Johnson was not upset by her comments.According to reports, British regulators received 4,000 complaints from viewers over the comment. <mask> and The X Factor were cleared by Ofcom. There were no penalties imposed. <mask>'s career has been compared to her sister's more often than not. It's hard to be compared to Kylie all the time, said <mask>. People will always try to compare you to someone. Look at Britney and Christina."I'm so proud of my sister and it annoys the hell out of me when comparisons between us are made." You don't know where she came from in England. She was on TV when she was 7 years old. One of the things that makes it harder for her is the fact that she hasn't had a hit record. She denied that she did not get along with Cheryl Cole and that she referred to Sharon as cheap. In the past, <mask> has performed at the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras and the London nightclub G-A-Y. She said that gay culture has always been a part of her music.<mask> supports gay rights and believes that same-sex marriages should be accepted by all governments. An organisation that works to increase awareness of AIDS is where <mask> is an ambassador. She joined the charity to encourage people to talk about safe sex and the disease more openly. She was nude in 2004 to promote World AIDS Day in Australia and the UK. She became an ambassador for theOliviaNewton-John Cancer and Wellness Centre Appeal in August 2008 after long being a supporter of breast cancer research. References External links 1971 births Australian people of Irish descent Australian

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texts: Fred Fulton, 74, and Veronica "Verna" Decarie, 70, were stabbed to death by <mask> on April 23, 2005. Fulton was decapitated with a homemade sword. The Court found <mask> guilty but not criminally responsible for his actions at the time. In July of 1982, <mask> was born. <mask> was separated from her father when he was a child. <mask> lived a nomadic life. He moved with his mother to Massachusetts when he was young.<mask>' mother began to notice changes in his personality at the age of 16. <mask> moved back to Minto at 17. <mask> severed ties with his mother after she returned to Minto. <mask> had become isolated from society locking himself away in his residence for long periods of time rarely being seen by outsiders. His mother asked if he was doing drugs. <mask> denied it. Despres state deteriorated beyond that point.Despres went to the residence of Fred Fulton and Veronica Decarie after leaving his trailer. Despres kicked in the second door after cutting open the screen of the first door with a knife. <mask> stabbed Decarie to death in the couple's bedroom. Fulton tried to escape the house, but was stopped by <mask> on the porch. Fulton was decapitated by <mask> in the kitchen. The media reported that <mask> had thrown Fulton's head out the back door, but it was actually found under the kitchen table in a pillowcase. <mask> fled to the United States after packing up his car with the murder weapons.Fulton's car was found in a gravel pit near the Canada-U.S. border. One day before the bodies were discovered, <mask> arrived at the Maine border crossing. There was a homemade sword, hatchet, knife, brass knuckles, and chainsaw in his possession when he presented himself to the U.S. border guards. <mask> claimed to be an assassin for the United States government and had killed 700 people. <mask> was fingerprinted after the weapons were seized. Under US law, <mask> could not be forced to return to Canada because he held U.S. citizenship. The officers had no other information that would have allowed them to detain <mask>.The bodies had not been found yet. He was allowed to enter the United States. Other grounds for detaining <mask> were not acted upon by the border patrol agents. "Joseph Gutheinz is a criminal justice professor at the University of Phoenix." He said that the comment about 700 kills should have told them that he wasn't telling the truth. "If the customs agents wanted to exercise their discretion in regard to a person who they believed might be mentally ill, there was also a non-criminal option," said Gutheinz, a retired Senior Special Agent who had previously served with three Federal agencies. In Maine, there is a protective custody statute, which allows law enforcement officers to take into custody individuals they have reasonable grounds to believe may be an imminent threat to themselves or others.The authority to process a person is designed to allow a psychological evaluation. Despres traveled south to Massachusetts. Despres was spotted by a Mattapoisett, MA police officer on the side of the road. During a routine check for outstanding warrants, it was found that <mask> was expected in court that day for an assault on Fulton's son-in-law. The bodies of Fulton's father and Decarie were discovered by Fulton's daughter the day before. <mask> was arrested in the United States and is currently jailed in Boston, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. On September 15, 2005, <mask> was extradited from Boston.September 5, 2006 was the original date for the first trial. <mask> fired his lawyer, Randy Maillet, on August 4, 2006 because he disagreed with how the defense should be presented. The trial date was moved to January 8, 2007, because of this. The trial would be heard by a judge. Judge Judy would preside over the case. His relationship with Fulton was the focus of the prosecution's case. <mask>' use of recreational drugs worsened the conflict between him and Fulton, according to the prosecution.On February 1, <mask> lashed out at his new lawyer, accusing him of working for Al-Qaeda and Saddam Hussein. He wanted his lawyer fired, but he didn't get it. The trial was ended after the client was sent for a psychological evaluation. The hearings were held in April. According to Dr. Louis Theriault, <mask> was not fit to stand trial because he had paranoid schizophrenia. Jeannie said her son seemed to act strangely when he was 17. An expert testified that <mask> was fit to stand trial and that he had a mental disorder.<mask> was not fit to stand trial on April 26. The provincial mental health review board found that <mask> was fit to stand trial after he responded well to treatment. A new trial was ordered. The second trial began on November 5, 2007, and was overheard by Justice Grant. The first trial evidence was admitted into the court. <mask> had been rejected every time he tried to join the military, his grandfather testified on the second day of the trial. He said that <mask> would stay in his room for hours talking to himself.Graphic images of Fulton's house were shown in a video of the crime scene. The video clearly showed blood on the walls of the bedroom and Decaries' body on the floor, as well as the blood smeared kitchen where Fulton's decapitated body was sprawled out. The case in which Fulton's head was found was shown. Fred Mowat, Fulton's grandson, testified before the court on the third day that his grandfather needed to take medication to sleep at night. In 2004, Mowat testified that he and <mask> had a fight over noise coming from his trailer, and that <mask> pulled a knife on him. <mask> was found guilty after being sentenced for the murders of Fulton and Decarie and he fled across the U.S. border. The court heard from two witnesses, one who had seen <mask> cross the U.S. border and the other who had picked him up and drove him south.The trial of <mask> was adjourned until January 2008. On January 28, 2008, the trial continued with the testimony of <mask>' mother and Dr. Scott Theriault. The issue of whether the defendant's mental state could allow him to be criminally responsible for the murders was the subject of testimony and evidence. The issue of <mask>' mental state was presented by Dr. Louis Theriault on January 29, 2008. Justice Grant reserved his decision until March 5, 2008, after the prosecution and defense presented their closing arguments. The burden of proof which must be met to find the accused guilty of a crime is that of "beyond a reasonable doubt", while the burden of proof for the defense of non-criminal responsibility based on mental condition is the lower standard of a "balance of probabilities". Justice William Grant found <mask> guilty of causing the deaths of Fred Fulton and Verna Decarie.Justice Grant agreed with the defense that <mask> was not criminally responsible for his actions at the time. <mask> is being held at the Shepody Healing Centre. <mask>' case is reviewed by the New Brunswick Mental Health Review Board every two years because of his non-criminal responsibility stemming from delusions caused by paranoid schizophrenia. The Waypoint Health Centre for Mental Health in Penetanguishene, Ontario is the closest high-security psychiatric facility where English is spoken and was requested by <mask> during his semi-annual meeting with the review board. The transfer was rejected by the Attorney General after the board recommended it. The Daily Gleaner (Fredericton, New York) is one of the External links.

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texts: <mask> is a professor of computer science and co-director of the Human–Computer Interaction Group. His work on natural language using the SHRDLU program is known within the philosophy of mind and artificial intelligence fields. Winograd graduated from Colorado College in 1966. He was a PhD student at MIT in the 70s. Winograd was concerned about providing a computer with enough understanding to be able to use natural language. The program's intellectual world was restricted to a simulation of a world of toy blocks. The program can accept commands such as, "Find a block which is taller than the one you are holding and put it into the box" and carry out the requested action using a simulation block- moving arm.The program could say, "I don't know which block you mean." One of the classic examples of how difficult it is to build up a computer's semantic memory by hand is the SHRDLU program. An artificial intelligence framework for understanding natural language was developed by Winograd in 1973, which led to a series of books. The first volume was published. The success of the communication depends on the real intelligence on the part of the listener, and that there are many other ways of communicating with a computer that can be more effective, given that it doesn't have the intelligence. After meeting with the philosopher Fernando Flores, his approach shifted away from classical Artificial Intelligence. Understanding Computers and Cognition: a new foundation for design was published in 1986.Winograd worked with Flores on an early form of groupware. The approach was based on analysis. In the early 1980s, <mask> was a founding member and national president of Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility, a group of computer scientists concerned about nuclear weapons, and increasing participation by the U.S. Department of Defense in the field of computer science. Winograd focuses on software design in a broader sense than software engineering. He founded the "Project on People, Computers and Design" in order to promote teaching and research into software design. Some of the work described in the book "Bringing Design to Software" was done by SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA SALVAGEDATA His thesis is that software design is a distinct activity from both analysis and programming, but it should be informed by both, as well as by design practices in other professions.Winograd was an adviser to Larry Page, who was working on a research project about web search. In 1998, Page took a leave of absence from his job. Winograd took a sabbatical from teaching in 2002 and was a visiting researcher at the time. He studied the intersection of theory and practice. Winograd has been researching the use of ubiquitous computing in collaborative work. Winograd teaches classes and seminars about human– computer interaction. Winograd is associated with both the Computer Science Dept. and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design, which he helped found.He received the Lifetime Research Award from the SIGCHI in 2011. <mask> published books in 1972. Understanding Natural Language Academic Press is in New York. 1982. The first volume of Language As A Cognitive Process was published. The year 1986. Understanding Computers and Cognition: A New Foundation for Design was written by Fernando Flores.The Oxford University Press has a book called Usability: turning Technologies into Tools. 1996. Design is brought to software. An oral history interview with <mask> <mask> describes his education, first in liberal arts at Colorado College and then in computer science and linguistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He talks about the work of Marvin Minsky. He describes his research at Xerox-PARC. The approach to artificial intelligence is compared by Winograd.He describes how he got funding from the Information Processing Techniques Office of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. <mask>, a pioneer of the fraught and vital, was profiled in Who is <mask>rad, a 2017: strategy+business magazine "creative mind" profile. Artificial intelligence researchers Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni and Colorado College alumni Jewish scientists 20th-century American Jews and computer scientists from Takoma Park, Maryland.

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texts: <mask> is a Taiwanese-American poker player and television host. One of the top ranked female poker players in the world, she has over $4,000,000 in live tournament winnings. <mask>'s live tournament poker record includes 63 WSOP cashes, 5 World Series of Poker final tables, 13 World Poker Tour cashes, 4 WPT final tables, and numerous additional final tables on the professional poker circuit. She made it to "Hollywood Week" on season 3 of American Idol, competed as the only all-female team on the fifteenth season of The Amazing Race, and appeared as a celebrity guest on Deal or No Deal in January 2019. After her family moved from Taiwan to the United States when she was four-years-old, <mask>luent in Mandarin and born into a traditional Taiwanese family. <mask> is <mask>'s older sister who is a media personality and psychologist. In college, <mask> started playing poker.She was drawn to the psychology and competitive spirit of the game and went from playing games with college friends to playing limit cash games at nearby Indian casinos. When <mask> graduated from UCSD in 2005 with a major in communications and a minor in law, she had grown her poker bankroll to the point that she felt confident to embark on a career as a professional poker player. At the World Series of Poker in 2007, <mask> was the last woman remaining in the Championship event, and she earned $237,865 after placing 38th out of 6,358 players. She came in 77th place out of 6,683 players. <mask>'s 27th place finish at the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event made her the only player to ever hold the title Last Woman Standing four times. At the 2012 World Series of Poker, <mask> was the Most-Cashing Female, with six individual tournament cashes. She won a total of eight cashes at the World Series of Poker.For the second year in a row, she won the LA Poker Classic $25,000 High Roller tournament and earned her second highest live tournament score. She made the 6-handed TV final table of the WPT Seminole Hard Rock Poker Showdown Main Event and placed 3rd for $344,960, which was the second highest cash of her tournament career. <mask> is the celebrity spokesman for the WinStar World Casino. She joined the broadcast team as a co-host and strategic commentator. She was the first female in history to be hired to a poker television broadcast as the resident strategic commentator, and remained with the production for two years. She has been a break desk commentator on the World Series of Poker Main Event for the last three years. <mask> is a break desk commentator for the World Series of Poker, High Roller Triple Crown, US Poker Open, and Super High Roller Bowl.<mask> won the Global Poker Award for Broadcaster of the Year. She wrote a chapter in the book Winning Women of Poker: Secret Strategies revealed. Invitationes <mask> has been invited to play in various types of games all over the world. She traveled to Hong Kong in 2008 to play in the World Mahjong Tour, going head to head with various Chinese and Taiwanese celebrities. She helped her team secure a 1st Place victory in the inaugural World Team Poker invitational, as a member of Team China. In the inaugural season of the Global Poker League, <mask> was named one of 12 Team Managers (for Team LA Sunsets) and was responsible for drafting and coaching one of her Wild Card picks, as well as coaching her team to the championship match. She was nominated for three consecutive times for Favorite Female and was nominated for the Global Poker Award for Broadcaster of the Year and the Women In Poker Hall of Fame in the very first year she was eligible.On February 22, a video featuring <mask> was published on the YouTube Channel "The Try Guys", quickly getting recognition with over 5 million views. <mask> stated in an interview that she would like to do more videos of that kind for beginners and amateurs in the future. In an interview done in April 2020, <mask> stated that she likes to watch "Inside Bill's Brain", the series on Bill Gates, and two of her favorite shows, The Voice and Survivor. <mask> Interview 1983 births American poker players Female poker players Living people American sports people of Taiwanese descent

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texts: The American pornographer, named <mask>, was born on January 10, 1936. He helped change hardcore pornography in the United States. He was described in his obituary as "a cartoonishly vituperative amalgam of Borscht Belt comic, free-range social critic and sex-obsessed loser who seemed to embody a moment in New York City's cultural history: the sleaze." His family is Jewish and he was born in Brooklyn. He was a student at Boys High. He served in the Army as a photographer, captained the debate team at a college, and was a photographer who took pictures of President Kennedy on a trip to Pakistan and Cuba. He sold insurance, wrote articles, sold rugs, encyclopedias, and his own blood, drove a cab, and landed a job as an industrial spy.Screw, a weekly tabloid, was founded in New York in 1968 by <mask> and his partner Jim Buckley. Reviews of porn movies, peep shows, erotic massage parlors, brothels and other offerings of the adult entertainment industry were featured. Sexual news, book reviews of sexual books, and hardcore "gynecological" pictures were included in the items. Photos and drawings of celebrities were drawn by him. He wrote that "Screw grew from a combination of many factors, chief of which was my own dissatisfaction with the sex literature of 1968 and my desire for a publication that reflected my sexual appetites." "I may be making a lot of money, but I really believe I'm doing some good by demythologizing a lot about sexuality", he said in a Playboy Interview. "Raunchy, obnoxious, usually disgusting and sometimes political" was how it was described.The price was 25. At its peak, Screw sold over a hundred thousand copies a week. He spent millions on First Amendment lawsuits and scored a major victory when a federal judge dismissed an obscenity case in 1974. The case began as a result of the Screws article. The first comment on Hoover's sexuality was published. When he was acquitted of obscenity, the jury was flown to New York to attend a party at the swing club Plato's Retreat. Herald Price Fahringer was his long-term attorney.Goldman was the first journalist to seriously review porn films. Had he not written a rave review of a low-budget film called Deep Throat, it would never have become a hit in New York's World Theater. Bitch magazine was published in the March 11, 1974 issue of Screw Goldstein and advertised that it would bring women's sexuality out of the closet for the first time. Several other magazines have also been called Bitch. The first issue contained an "exploding symposium about blowjobs by four women who talk about giving head and what they like and don't like about it". James Caan was interviewed and a centerfold of a man was shot by a female photographer. There was an ad in the March 11, 1974 issue of Smut Magazine that was so filthy that you have to wash after every page.SMUT is so dirty that you can't get it off if you have it on your hands. pornography in images and words was offered by the magazine. The place of publication for National Screw was Secaucus, New Jersey. According to the cover of the June 1977 issue of the magazine, there was an interview with <mask>. It has published at least nine issues, with original adult comic strip work from comic artist legends Will Eisner and Wally Wood. Death magazine was started in 1979. It had four issues.There was a picture of Elvis on the cover of the February, 1980 issue. The publication of Screw West was done out of an office in Hollywood, California. "Where can I get laid in San Francisco?" was one of the questions it was intended to answer. What is the best swinger's club in Los Angeles? How do I find the nude beaches on the Pacific Coast? What are those brothels like outside of Las Vegas? It has published 54 issues.It Happened in Hollywood, a pornographic movie, was produced by Jim Buckley. He is also credited as the fourth unit director. It won three awards at the New York Erotic Film Festival. Midnight Blue ran for nearly 30 years on Manhattan Cable's Channel J, but federal regulations made it impossible for the cable to carry it. <mask> used a legal prohibition on the censorship of political advertisements to force television broadcast of pornography, under a transparent, but legal, veil of "political candidacy". He ran advertisements for brothels and phone sex services and interviewed porn stars and other adult industry figures. After the departure of original director <mask>, he featured on each program a "Fuck You" segment in which he viciously attacked celebrities, politicians, the judge who presided over his latest trial, the New York County District Attorney, and businesses.In its early years, Midnight Blue had porn stars doing nude tap-dance acts at the Melody Burlesque, <mask> attempting the world's biggest gang bang at Plato's Retreat, and the 10th anniversary Screw party. Midnight Blue hit the limits of what was acceptable for cable television by interviewing almost every major porn star. There are seven volumes of excerpts from the show on DVD. There was a lot of goofy comedy, a gay scene, and several minutes of <mask> ranting about America's sexual hypocrisy in the 1975 film SOS: Screw on the Screen. Honeysuckle Divine often appeared in SCREW. There was a poster of her for sale. Honeysuckle Divine was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217She sold the pickles to people. We made her our symbol because of her disgusting act. There was an ad in the May 17, 1976, issue of the "Screw Store", which offered dildos, vibrating Ben wa eggs, and a vibrating cock ring. One person was arrested for selling dildos. The October 17, 1977 issue of Screw contained an advertisement for "Al Goldstein's Cinema", located at 8th Avenue and 46th Street near Times Square. Admission was 99. It is described as a large, comfortable porn house which shows average hardcore features in the movie listings.Some of these features have already played in the city. There is a listing of porn theaters from 1979. The Rabbit Ranch was planned to open in 2001 on Saint Martin, an island in the Lesser Antilles. He was going to use the profits to finance his second run for sheriff. The brothel was refused a license because he was not a citizen of that nation. He said that they didn't bribe the right people. In 1989 a full page ad in Screw offered $1 million for the assassination of the Iranian leader, in response to the fatwa against Rushdie.The author of XXX-Communicated: A Rebel Without a Shul asked the author of the book why Jews were overrepresented in the porn industry. He said that Jews are in pornography because they think Christ is bad. It's a bad thing that Catholicism sucks. We do not believe in authoritarianism. As pornography becomes a way of defiling Christian culture, it also becomes a way of defaming the very heart of the American mainstream, which is no doubt consumed by those very same WASPs. Ford asked what it meant to be a Jew. It doesn't mean anything.It means I'm called a kike. Ford asked, "Do you believe in God?" "I believe in you," he said. I am God. Don't screw God. You need to believe in God. I'm the super being.I am your God. We are random. The dog has a flea on its butt. One of the best friends was Larry Flynt. He said that Flynt's Hustler magazine stole the format from Screw, but that he was not angry. Flynt failed in creating a national publication. The family had a son, Jordan Ari, with his third wife, Gina.He and Jordan had a close relationship. <mask> called Gina a contemptible vagina. While mostly associated with the city of New York, <mask> was also a well-known figure in Florida and made the cover of a local alternative tabloid. He owned a 10,000- square-foot mansion in Pompano Beach that was famous for its statue, high, of a raised middle finger on the back lawn. 2 Live Crew members and a record dealer were arrested on obscenity charges by Nick Navarro, who had gained the enmity of Goldstein by arresting them. The accused won their appeal. The election took place.He said in 2001 that he was going to run against Ken Jenne again, on a platform of "leaving folks the hell alone". He didn't file because he couldn't afford the campaign. There were legal issues and financial troubles in the final years of the century. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail. He served six days before the charges were thrown out. As part of the plea bargain, he apologized. Only 600 copies of the last issue of Screw were sold.The proliferation of internet pornography was abetted by the financial mismanagement of the company that published Screw and Midnight Blue. On Manhattan's Upper East Side, he lost his mansion. He lived in a homeless shelter for a short time. He was fired from New York's Second Avenue Deli for sleeping in the basement. He stole four books from Barnes & Noble. He was a commissioned salesman for New York City Bagels. He continued to write about pornography on his own website until 2009, after he stopped writing about booble.com.He was financially supported in his last years by his friend Penn Jillette, who once slept on his floor. He lived in a small apartment in the Far Rockaway neighborhood of Queens before moving to a nursing home. There was a death at a nursing home in Brooklyn on December 19th, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay Lancaster Pictures produced a documentary on the trials of the Sultan of Smut. His legal troubles were the focus. The movie featured Larry Flynt, Ron Jeremy, and Jimmy Breslin. He claimed to have had thousands of sexual partners.He was called a hairy, sweaty, cigar-chomping, eczema-ridden fatso by another writer. His book Dirty! was a retrospective. It was dirty! It was dirty! The rise and fall of Playboys, Pigs, and Penthouse Paupers, an American Tale of Sex and Wonder, was written by a former Screw writer and editor. "We need a free society, and freedom is not won by literary tea parties and well-meaning publishers," said Gay Talese in his book. Jimmy Breslin, a New York reporter, said, "<mask> is one of four people in the last 35 years who has effectively protected the First Amendment rights of reporters who bring the news to you."Larry Flynt is one of the others.

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